Mind Clearing (MC) builds on mindfulness approaches, with the ultimate aim of reducing suffering caused by mental, emotional, relationship and spiritual distress, through clearing the mind. This book offers a fresh approach for mental and physical health practitioners wishing to expand their practice and for individuals wanting to improve health and happiness at a fundamental level. The first book to explore Mind Clearing within the context of modern practice, this book looks at its origins, key principles and interpretations to aid understanding of the approach. With examples from practice and clear guidelines on the 'Do's and Don'ts' of Mind Clearing, practitioners and individuals will feel confident in carrying out the approach, and will learn to communicate effectively by dissolving the mind and the projections and fixed attitudes that it represents.

Autorentext

Alice Whieldon. Foreword by Lawrence Noyes

Klappentext

For professionals wishing to expand their practice, and individuals looking to carry out self-development, Mind Clearing is an effective psychotherapy that aims to significantly reduce suffering associated with emotional and mental distress. This book provides an in-depth explanation of the philosophy of Mind Clearing and origins of the practice.

Inhalt

Foreword by Lawrence Noyes. Introduction. Part I. Background. 1. The Search for a Resolution to Human Suffering. 2. Berner's Formula for Change. Part II. The Mind. 1. The Problem that Is the Mind. 2. The Structure and Content of the Mind. Part III. Dealing with the Mind: Mind Clearing. 1. Why We Must Do Something about the Mind. 2. The Clearing Communication Cycle. 3. Working with Attitudes. 4. Guilt and Karma. 5. Dos and Don'ts of Mind Clearing. 6. Taking Mind Clearing Further. 7. Mind Clearing and the Mindfulness Meditation Project. Acknowledgements. Afterword. Index.